I'm up to my brain in the mire of an ancient swamp
Pteranadon smiles at me and flies up to god
Baby let me drink deep from your globes of reality
Writhe your naked ass to the mindless groove

Baby give your tongue a taste and follow me up to my room
The Bulldog has your head, and baby that's just fine
Now it is time, we became the mighty cell
Wrap those hungry jacks to the mindless groove

They say we've got a lifetime, but we know that ain't true
I will not be denied, I will not be denied

Baby, the faster you gyrate the faster we'll be there

Arms up overhead, a goddess in the ancient song
Work that mighty world to the mindless groove

They say we've got a lifetime, but we know that ain't true
I will not be denied, I will not be denied
They say we've got a lifetime, but whe know that ain't true
I will not be denied, I will not be denied


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Ozium Lyrics as written by David Wyndorf

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    Sex. The kids are told all the time to wait to lose there virginity because they have their whole life to find the right person.

    ThePepsiPiperon March 09, 2006   Link
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    Dinosaurs having sex as a metaphor for living a hedonistic lifestyle of sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll? See, the dinosaurs like Pteranadons, etc. died out unwittingly ("they say we got a lifetime"). I like to think of the song as an ode to living it up, sort of a "carpe diem" for fans of psychedelic rock.

    I think this song, like most of their others, is at least implicitly about drugs (evident not only in the incredibly trippy lyrics, but their delivery as well: "god -od -od -d -d d-d-d" [echo]).

    I think the lyric for the seventh line ends with "self" not "cell." While this doesn't appear to be any more rational than the former, it sure sounds like that's what Wyndorf's saying, and it surely matches the very egoist themes of virtually all of their songs. Also, I'm pretty sure it's "ancient sun" not "ancient song" below that.

    NihilisticIdolon March 13, 2007   Link
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    once again like many of us i dunno what the fuck this songs about but its the best song ever to hear when ur really damn high,my perfect ket song i feel it really captures the feeling and turns it into something u can hear,really love it man

    negativecreep09on October 17, 2009   Link
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    It's about having sex while on LSD

    dazeytweeteron August 28, 2013   Link
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    Ozium is an inhalant to drug addicts, which Wyndorf was/is; he also writes as I do about experience through metaphorical humor, so Im going go ahead and say it's actually about tripping balls from the aerosol can it's named after. The use of flange, echo Plex, and reverb are very prominent through his wails to the God's therefore replicating the wah-wah sound heard from other inhalants such as Nitrous Oxide (whip-its), and glade, gasoline, and Ozium which also induces hallucinations such as flying Pteranadons.

    dayvladon May 23, 2023   Link

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